Offline Software
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Contents
HOWTO Documentation
- HOWTO get started with Hall-D Software
- HOWTO get started with Hall-D Software on the JLab CUE
- HOWTO get started quickly with Hall-D Software
- HOWTO simulate and analyze b1π events
- HOWTO extract photons or π0's from the framework
- HOWTO do a kinematic fit for ηπ0p events
- HOWTO Create a Hall-D Software Release
- HOWTO install and/or create software packages
- HOWTO do a Radiation Length Scan
- HOWTO Access Calibration Constants from JANA/DANA
- HOWTO Access Geometry Information from JANA/DANA
- HOWTO to generate electromagnetic background
- HOWTO visually inspect the simulation geometry
- HOWTO run the semi-parametric Monte Carlo
- HOWTO Project a charged track to a radius or plane
- HOWTO Convert a B-field Map from Excel
- HOWTO mount the Hall D work disk on your desktop Linux machine
- HOWTO archive files to the tape library
- HOWTO use the stand-alone HDDS system
- HOWTO set up the GlueX environment
- HOWTO get your jobs to run on the Grid
- HOWTO use a pre-built release
- HOWTO add private code to a DANA application
- HOWTO save tracking results to an HDDM or EVIO file for later playback
- HOWTO run a JANA program with multiple threads
- Online HOWTO's
GlueX Offline Software
- Hall-D Software Meetings
- Action Items
- Software Task List
- Coding Conventions
- JANA/DANA
- Simulation Software
- Geometry
- The Build Management System (BMS)
- Kinematic Fitting
- Magnetic Field Maps for Solenoid
- Reconstruction Software
- PID
- Doxygen generated documentation
- Browse the subversion code repository
- Needed Studies
- Role of the Software Coordinator
- Offline Computing Project Management
- Nightly Builds of GlueX Software
- GlueX shared account on the JLab CUE
- Releases of GlueX Software
- Versioning of Calibration Constants
- Sensitivity to Magnetic Field Strength
- JLab Offline Computing Plan, FY2010
- Sim-Recon Tagged Releases
- How HDGeant defines time-zero for physics events
